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Rhedai'r dramffordd ar hyd llethr deheuol y cwm gan basio rhwng adeiladau'r hen waith mwyn ym Mwlchglas ar y ffordd i'r inclein. Bu'n rhaid i'r mwynglawdd gau yn 1923. Gellir parhau i weld gweddillion y gwaith prosesu concrit.
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The Hafan tramway ran along the southern slopes of the valleys and passed between the mine buildings at Bwlchglas on its way to the incline. The mine finally closed in 1923. The remains of the concrete processing plant still remain.
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Byddai wedi ei osod uwchben blwch falf a elwid yn “flwch clac”. Byddai'r falf ar gau ar y flaen-stroc fel bo'r dwr yn cael ei dynnu i fyny; agorid y falf glac isaf a gadael i'r dwr i gael ei dynnu i fyny o'r swmp dan y bwced pwmp yr un pryd.
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. A bucket pump is in the form of a piston roughly resembling a bucket with a one-way valve in the middle, hence the name. (Some versions had two valves). This was also known as a drawing lift and would be mounted above a valve box known as a “clack box”. On the upward stroke the valve in the piston would be closed so water would be drawn upward, the lower clack valve would open allowing water to be drawn upward below the bucket pump from the sump at the same time. On the reverse stroke the piston valve would open and the water would fill the space above the lift, the clack valve being closed preventing water from flowing back into the shaft sump.
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Byddai wedi ei osod uwchben blwch falf a elwid yn “flwch clac”. Byddai'r falf ar gau ar y flaen-stroc fel bo'r dwr yn cael ei dynnu i fyny; agorid y falf glac isaf a gadael i'r dwr i gael ei dynnu i fyny o'r swmp dan y bwced pwmp yr un pryd.
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. A bucket pump is in the form of a piston roughly resembling a bucket with a one-way valve in the middle, hence the name. (Some versions had two valves). This was also known as a drawing lift and would be mounted above a valve box known as a “clack box”. On the upward stroke the valve in the piston would be closed so water would be drawn upward, the lower clack valve would open allowing water to be drawn upward below the bucket pump from the sump at the same time. On the reverse stroke the piston valve would open and the water would fill the space above the lift, the clack valve being closed preventing water from flowing back into the shaft sump.